IA Simulating Human Attacks: The New Digital Defense Strategy
Can a cybersecurity platform think and respond like a human hacker, yet at a speed no team could match?
What does it mean for businesses when digital offense can now operate continuously, autonomously, and AI-enhanced?
At a time when the pressure to counteract cyberattacks is increasing daily, Strike introduces an evolution designed to transform how organizations protect themselves.
The company offers an AI-powered offensive cybersecurity platform capable of simulating attacks, detecting vulnerabilities, and responding autonomously with precision comparable to that of a human specialist.
Strike redesigned its technology with an AI-first approach and launched modules such as AI-led Retesting and AI-led Attack Simulation.
These modules enable the revalidation of weaknesses and real-time asset monitoring through a meta-agent architecture trained on data from thousands of hours of manual penetration testing conducted by its Strikers.
Innovative Architecture
According to the Intelligence + Development team, the models achieve 60% to 80% effectiveness compared to an experienced human hacker.
However, they operate over 60 times faster, allowing for a broader scope and higher frequency of security assessments.
“We are combining intelligent automation, machine learning, and human expertise to elevate offensive security to a new standard. Our AI-led model allows us to scale operations with speed and quality, while keeping the hacker mindset as our foundation,”
explained Santiago Rosenblatt, CEO and co-founder of Strike.
To drive this next generation of technology, Strike restructured its AI-first engineering team.
The team integrates AI specialists, data scientists, offensive cybersecurity experts, and product professionals into a collaborative environment.
Every finding is converted into a learning opportunity for the models, progressively improving system accuracy. The result is a more proactive platform.
AI agents detect vulnerabilities within minutes, automate retesting, and reduce remediation cycles. This provides organizations with a continuous, real-time understanding of actual risk.
Global Growth
The technology launch coincides with Strike’s international expansion. The company now operates in seven countries across the Americas and serves organizations in sectors including finance, technology, healthcare, retail, and telecommunications.
Strike is also advancing with the support of its US$13.5 million Series A round, announced in March 2025. This funding will drive the development of new solutions and the expansion of its commercial footprint.
Among its objectives for this year are migrating 50% of its current client base to the AI-led hybrid model. Strike aims to reach 200 corporate clients and project revenues of US$6 million by 2026.
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